PSE-PRISMACLOUD · Question #49
Which two deployment methods are supported for Prisma Cloud Compute (PCC) container Defenders? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is B. Google Kubernetes Engine D. Kubernetes DaemonSet. Prisma Cloud Compute supports deploying container Defenders on Google Kubernetes Engine (B) as a managed Kubernetes platform, and as a Kubernetes DaemonSet (D), which is the primary deployment pattern - it schedules a Defender pod on every node in the cluster to provide full…
Question
Which two deployment methods are supported for Prisma Cloud Compute (PCC) container Defenders? (Choose two.)
Options
- AAzure SQL database instances
- BGoogle Kubernetes Engine
- COracle Functions service
- DKubernetes DaemonSet
How the community answered
(30 responses)- A3% (1)
- B87% (26)
- C10% (3)
Explanation
Prisma Cloud Compute supports deploying container Defenders on Google Kubernetes Engine (B) as a managed Kubernetes platform, and as a Kubernetes DaemonSet (D), which is the primary deployment pattern - it schedules a Defender pod on every node in the cluster to provide full coverage. These two answers work together: DaemonSet is the mechanism, and GKE is a supported platform where that mechanism runs.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A (Azure SQL) is a relational database service, not a container runtime or orchestration platform - Defenders protect workloads, they don't deploy into database instances.
- C (Oracle Functions) is a serverless FaaS platform; while Prisma Cloud has serverless protections, Oracle Functions is not a supported target for container Defender deployment.
Memory tip: Think "K + K" - Kubernetes platforms (like GKE) and Kubernetes DaemonSet are the two container Defender deployment answers. If an answer names a database or a serverless function service, it's a distractor - those aren't container runtimes.
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